ESL Pro Tour - StarCraft 2
Structure and Regulations
v20210709 Foreword
This document outlines the structure and regulations of the ESL Pro Tour in StarCraft 2.
It should be remembered that it is always the administration of the competition that has the last word, and that decisions that are not specifically supported, or detailed in this document, or even go against this document may be taken in extreme cases, to preserve fair play and sportsmanship.
We at ESL hope that you as a participant, spectator, or press will have an enjoyable competition to partake in and we will do our utmost to make it a fair, fun, and exciting competition for everyone involved.
Yours sincerely The ESL Pro Tour SC2 Admin Staff Table of Contents 1 Basics...... 4 1.1 Terms...... 4 1.2 Range of Validity...... 4 1.3 ESL Account...... 4 1.4 Battle.net Account...... 4 1.5 Age Requirements...... 4 1.6 Ineligible Players...... 4 1.7 Time Zone...... 4 1.8 Regions...... 4 1.8.1 Main Regions...... 4 1.8.1.1 Eligibility in a Main Region...... 4 1.8.2 Sub-Regions...... 5 1.8.2.1 Eligibility in a Sub-Region...... 5 1.9 Choice of Region...... 5 1.10 Rules Changes...... 5 1.11 Validity of the Rules...... 5 1.12 Local Laws...... 5 2 Point System...... 6 2.1 Categories of Points...... 6 2.2 Standings...... 6 2.2.1 EPT Regional Standings...... 6 2.2.2 Tiebreakers...... 6 3 Categories of Competitions...... 7 3.1 DreamHack SC2 Masters...... 7 3.1.1 DH SC2 Masters Regional Divisions...... 7 3.1.2 DH SC2 Masters Season Finals...... 7 3.1.3 DH SC2 Masters Last Chance...... 7 3.2 Global Events...... 8 3.3 GSL...... 8 3.4 External Competitions...... 8 3.5 Masters Championship...... 8 3.5.1 Masters Championship Qualification Basics...... 8 3.5.1.1 Eligibility...... 8 3.5.1.2 Choice of Standings...... 8 3.5.2 Slot distribution Group Stage (Ro24)...... 8 3.5.2.1 From Direct invites...... 8 3.5.2.2 From Standings...... 9 3.5.2.3 From Play-In Stage (Ro36)...... 9 3.5.2.4 Replacements for drop-outs...... 9 3.5.3 Slot Distribution Play-In (Ro36)...... 9 3.5.3.1 Replacements for drop-outs or players promoted to Ro36...... 9 4 Server Choice for Online Matches...... 10 4.1 Agreements...... 10 4.1.1 Informing the Administration about Agreements...... 10 4.2 Definition of Locations...... 10 4.3 Location of a Player...... 10 4.3.1 Playing from inside your Region...... 10 4.3.2 Playing from outside your Region...... 10 4.4 Default Servers Cross-Table...... 11 5 Copyright Notice...... 12 6 Appendix: Points tables...... 13 1 Basics
1.1 Terms The following terms will be used in this document with the meaning given here: EPT - ESL Pro Tour SC2 - StarCraft 2 IEM - Intel Extreme Masters DHM - DreamHack SC2 Masters
1.2 Range of Validity The EPT SC2 is operated as part of ESL by ESL Gaming GmbH and DreamHack. It consists of the weekly ESL Open Cups, the Masters Events (DHM & IEM Global events) and the Masters Championship event at the end of the season. There may be other tournament organizers (like GSL) who will run competitions that will be rewarding points for the EPT SC2 Standings, but those are not part of the tour itself.
With their participation, the participant states that they understand and accept the content of this document.
1.3 ESL Account To win any points in the EPT, each player has to have (or newly create) an account on the ESL Play website in a timely manner (even if the competition was run outside the ESL Play website).
1.4 Battle.net Account To earn points, every player needs to have and play with a full Battle.net account that is in good standing and that remains in good standing throughout the EPT Season. A “Battle.net light account” (mobile) is not sufficient.
1.5 Age Requirements Age requirements for the participation in EPT SC2 competitions and other competitions contributing to the EPT SC2 Standings will be regulated by the rulebooks of said competitions. Independant of that, players can only earn EPT points if they have reached an age of 16+ before their first mandatory participation in the competition (this could be an online qualifier match or a media day at an event, for example).
1.6 Ineligible Players Employees and their immediate family and household members of the following companies are ineligible to earn EPT points: – any company running competitions awarding EPT points – affiliate, subsidiaries, agents, professional advisors, advertising and promotional agencies of the above
1.7 Time Zone The ESL website (https://play.eslgaming.com/starcraft/global/) will display the times of matches according to the time zone each user has specified in the account settings. Not logged in users will have times displayed in the time zone assigned to them from their Geo-IP location. To be sure, it is recommended to login and enter the correct time zone in the account settings.
1.8 Regions 1.8.1 Main Regions For EPT, the world is divided into two main regions: South Korea Rest of the World
1.8.1.1 Eligibility in a Main Region Participation in non-Global competitions (e.g. SC2 Masters Europe) is prohibited for South Korean citizens that are not also citizens of another country nor have permanent residency in such country (i.e. being legally qualified for permanent residency in such country and having lived in such country for at least one year at the time of the first match of the competition). If a player not fulfilling these requirements can clearly prove their permanent residency in an eligible country otherwise, ESL may grant an exception. This will usually only happen in cases where the player has no other chance to take part in competitions leading into the Masters Championship 1.8.2 Sub-Regions South Korea remains separate, but with the changes announced on May 13th 2020 due to the Covid 19 pandemic, the “Rest of the World” will be further split into the following sub-regions: • EU (Europe & Africa) • NA (USA & Canada) • LA (Rest of the Americas) • CN (Mainland China) • TW (Taiwan, Hongkong, Macau, Japan, Mongolia) • OC (Australia, New Zealand, Oceania, and all unassigned Asian countries)
1.8.2.1 Eligibility in a Sub-Region Participation in any Sub-Region (e.g. in DH SC2 Masters) is allowed for citizens of countries belonging to that Sub-Region and to players who have permanent residency in such country (i.e. being legally qualified for permanent residency in such country and having lived in such country for at least one year at the time of the first match of the competition). If a player not fulfilling these requirements can clearly prove their permanent residency in an eligible country otherwise, ESL may grant an exception. This will usually only happen in cases where the player has no other chance to take part in competitions leading into the Masters Championship.
1.9 Choice of Region If there can be any uncertainty about which main or sub-region a player belongs to or wants to play in, it is the responsibility of the player to come forward and explain themselves as early as possible. If the player has the choice between two or more main and/or sub-regions, they can only make that choice once per competition and not change it until the next one. Especially it is not allowed to take part in two sub-regions in the same season, including their qualifiers.
1.10 Rules Changes ESL reserves the right to amend, remove, or otherwise change this document without further notice. ESL also reserves the right to make judgment on cases not specifically covered by this document in order to preserve the spirit of fair competition and sportsmanship.
1.11 Validity of the Rules If a provision of this document is or becomes illegal, invalid or unenforceable in any jurisdiction, that shall not affect the validity or enforceability in that jurisdiction of any other provision of this document or the validity or enforceability in other jurisdictions of that or any other provision of this document.
1.12 Local Laws If any rules or procedures in this document are in conflict with local laws, they will be adjusted to be aligned with the laws in a way to stay as close as possible to the originally intended effect. 2 Point System
2.1 Categories of Points There are three categories of points in the EPT:
– Global points (e.g. Open Cups, IEM Global events) – Korea points (e.g. GSL) – EPT points (e.g. DH SC2 Masters regional seasons)
2.2 Standings Points will be recorded and presented in two separate standings:
– Korea Standings (sum of all Korea points and Global points) – EPT Standings (sum of all EPT points and Global points)
This implies that any player with Korea and EPT points and any player with Global points will be listed in both standings. 2.2.1 EPT Regional Standings With the changes announced on May 13th 2020, the “EPT Standings” will be represented on the website separated by sub-regions. 2.2.2 Tiebreakers If two or more players are tied on one of the standings for relevant positions (i.e. it makes a difference in some way which one of them is ahead and which one behind), the following tiebreakers will be used in that order. If at any point the group of still tied players gets reduced or divided into several smaller groups, those groups are considered anew starting from the first point on.
1. Points in the other main region standings 2. Rank in the most recent “main event” (IEM event or online season, GSL Season, DHM event or online season, GSL Super Tournament) where not both had the same rank 3. Rank in the most recent other tournaments (e.g. TSL, HSC, but not Open Cups) rewarding Korea or EPT or Global points where not both had the same rank 4. Rank in the most recent Open Cup 5. If players regions and time allow it, online decider matches 6. Administration discretion 3 Categories of Competitions
3.1 DreamHack SC2 Masters In 2020, due to the global Covid 19 pandemic, the DH SC2 Masters have been changed into a series of regional online seasons in each of the EPT sub-regions (see 1.8.2 ). 3.1.1 DH SC2 Masters Regional Divisions The main part of the DH SC2 Masters will be played in regional online divisions. In regions with less available players from the EPT Standings, the number of players from the qualifiers will be increased accordingly. \ Region EU NA LA CN TW OC Season \
Initial • 16 from KTW21 • 8 from KTW21 • 4 from KTW21 • 4 from KTW21 • 4 from KTW21 • 4 from KTW21 Season and regional EPT and regional EPT and regional EPT and regional EPT and regional EPT and regional EPT Participants Standings Standings Standings Standings Standings Standings • 16 from closed • 8 from closed • 4 from closed • 4 from closed • 4 from closed • 4 from closed qualifier qualifier qualifier qualifier qualifier qualifier
Following • 16 from • 8 from • 4 from • 4 from • 4 from • 4 from Seasons previous Season previous Season previous Season previous Season previous Season previous Season Participants • 16 from closed • 8 from closed • 4 from closed • 4 from closed • 4 from closed • 4 from closed qualifier qualifier qualifier qualifier qualifier qualifier
Season • 4 groups of 8, • 2 groups of 8, • 2 groups of 4, • 2 groups of 4, • 2 groups of 4, • 2 groups of 4, Format RR bo3 (1/2 into RR bo3 (1/2 into DE bo3 (UB & LB DE bo3 (UB & LB DE bo3 (UB & LB DE bo3 (UB & LB UB, 3/4 into LB) UB, 3/4 into LB) Winner qualify) Winner qualify) Winner qualify) Winner qualify) • Playoffs DE • Playoffs DE • Playoffs DE • Playoffs DE • Playoffs DE • Playoffs DE bo5, Final bo7 (1:0 bo5, Final bo7 bo5, Final bo7 bo5, Final bo7 bo5, Final bo7 bo5, Final bo7 lead for UB) (1:0 lead for UB) (1:0 lead for UB) (1:0 lead for UB) (1:0 lead for UB) (1:0 lead for UB) 3.1.2 DH SC2 Masters Season Finals After the end of the regional divisions, the highest ranked players from those and the best players from GSL (see 3.3 ) qualify for a global season final which can happen online with 16 players or offline with 16 (studio event) or 80 (festival) players.
• Top 6 GSL Season Qualified Participants • Top4 DHM Season EU (total 16) • Top2 DHM Season NA • Top1 DHM Season LA & CN & TW & OC (total 4) All players from “Qualified Participants” Format 16-player finals • 4 groups of 4, DE bo3 (UB & LB Winner qualify) • Playoffs SE bo5, Final bo7 16 players in GS #3 from “Qualified Participants” / 64 players in GS #1 from open signups • GS #1: 16 groups of 4, DE bo3 (UB & LB Winner qualify for GS #2, other two qualify for KO Rd1) • GS #2: 8 groups of 4, DE bo3 (UB & LB Winner qualify for GS #3, 3rd for KO Rd4, 4th for KO Rd3) Format 80-player finals • GS #3: 8 groups of 4, DE bo3 (1st qualifies for PO Ro16, 2nd for PO Ro24, 3rd for KO Rd6, 4th for KO Rd5) • SE bo3 (final round bo5) Knockout Bracket (Top8 qualify for PO Ro24) • SE bo5 (final bo7) bracket 3.1.3 DH SC2 Masters Last Chance After all other EPT-points competitions have ended, a final global online tournament will be played to give the best players at the time a chance to still gain some points and qualify for the Championship.
• 8 from Korea Server Closed Qualifier Participants • 4 from Europe Server Closed Qualifier • 4 from North America Server Closed Qualifier
• 4 groups of 4, DE bo3 (UB & LB Winner qualify) Format • Playoffs SE bo5, Final bo7 3.2 Global Events Global Events are tournaments (offline or online) arranged and executed by ESL or DreamHack that are open for all regions and award Global points. Example: DHM Summer 2021 Global Finals, DHM Last Chance.
3.3 GSL The GSL is a league run by AfreecaTV in Korea. It serves as the Korean part of the ESL Pro Tour, but is an independent competition. Example: GSL Season 1 2021
3.4 External Competitions Throughout a year, new and returning competitions organised by third-parties can be awarded EPT points as well. If this happens, the points will be announced some time before the start of the qualification for those tournaments. Example: NeXT 2021 S1–SC2 Masters, TSL 7
3.5 Masters Championship The season final is played at the Masters Championship event. The slots for this get decided by Korea and EPT Standings, additionally the winners of the DHM Seasons and GSL seasons get invited. Example: IEM Katowice 2022 3.5.1 Masters Championship Qualification Basics
3.5.1.1 Eligibility – The winner of a tournament that awards a slot in the Masters Championship is always eligible for the slot, no matter how they entered the tournament. – To be eligible to qualify from any regional standings, a player needs to have played in the main season in that region at least once.
3.5.1.2 Choice of Standings A player can never choose between different standings that they are eligible to qualify from. If any player is eligible to qualify from more than one regional standings, the priority is: 1. Regional standings that grant them the best slot (Ro24 > Ro36 > not qualified) 2. (if same slot) Regional standings where the player has the most points 3. (if same points) Regional standings where the player has the largest (%) points advantage over the best not qualified player 4. (if same points advantage) tournament administration decision
Example 1: Jane has played DHM in China and also GSL. She won 1000 points in the EPT standings, which puts her on 2nd place in China and 900 points in the Korean standings, which puts her on 7th place in Korea. The 2nd place in China would grant her a Ro36 slot at the Masters Championship, the 7th place in Korea would grant her a Ro24 slot at the Masters Championship (e.g. because players high in the standings won direct slots or one Korean player won several direct slots). So she will get the Korean slot and go to the round of 24, while the 3rd ranked player in China will inherit her slot for the Ro36.
Example 2: Same as above, but the 7th place in Korea grants also a Ro36, not a Ro24 slot (because nobody high in the Korean standings won a direct slot and no Korean player won several slots). In this scenario, she will get the Ro36 slot from China 2nd place (because she won more points there) and the next in line from Korea will inherit her Korean slot for Ro36. 3.5.2 Slot distribution Group Stage (Ro24)
3.5.2.1 From Direct invites The winners of the following events receive a direct slot at the Masters Championship: – 3x DHM Global Finals – 3x GSL Season If any of the above winners win another tournament, the slot they would have won at the later tournament(s) goes to the “Standings” pool in the following way: • Tournament is DHM Global Finals -> additional slot can be gained from the Global Standings • Tournament is GSL -> additional slot can be gained from the Korean Standings
3.5.2.2 From Standings The 2021/22 Standings will be final after the last main event has ended. – Korean Standings Top5 from Korean Standings (+1 for every GSL winner that already has a slot) – EPT Standings Top8 from EPT Standings, split into: • EU: 4 slots • NA: 2 slots • CN: 1 slot • LA: 1 slot – Global Standings Top1 highest points player across all Standings who does not have a Ro24 slot after all direct invites and Regional Standings have been processed.
3.5.2.3 From Play-In Stage (Ro36) – Top4 from the offline Play-In Stage at the event (16 players, Ro36)
3.5.2.4 Replacements for drop-outs A replacement deadline will be set by the tournament administration. If nothing else has been reported, the announcement of the Ro36 bracket will mark that deadline.
Before that deadline: – Drop-outs that qualified as GSL-winners or from Korea Standings will be replaced by the next in line from Korea Standings – Drop-outs that qualified from EPT Standings will be replaced by the next in line from EPT Standings of that same sub-region – Drop-outs that qualified as Global-events-winners (or globally in general) will be replaced by the next in line from the Global Standings. All of these cases will mean that one player gets promoted from Ro36 to Ro24 and one player from the Standings will be promoted from “not invited” to “invited to Ro36”.
After that deadline: – All drop-outs will be replaced by the next in line from Play-In (Ro36) This will result in one player less attending the event in total (e.g. 35 instead of 36). Prize money will be increased proportionally for everybody else. 3.5.3 Slot Distribution Play-In (Ro36) – 7 from Korean Standings (Top7 that are not yet qualified for Ro24) – 9 from EPT Standings (Top9 that are not yet qualified for Ro24), split into: • EU: 3 slots • NA: 1 slots • CN: 1 slot • LA: 1 slot • TW: 2 slots • OC: 1 slot
3.5.3.1 Replacements for drop-outs or players promoted to Ro36 A replacement deadline will be set by the tournament administration. If nothing else has been reported, the announcement of the Ro36 bracket will mark that deadline.
Before that deadline: – Next in line from the Standings of that sub-region that the drop-out originally qualified from. After that deadline: – No replacement. 4 Server Choice for Online Matches
4.1 Agreements The preferred solution is always for two players in a best-of-X series to agree upon a server or combination of servers. In that case, they can play on any servers they like, including servers that do not appear as "allowed" on the Default Servers Cross-Table (see 4.4 ). The Cross-Table will only come into play after two players have not been able to find an agreement. 4.1.1 Informing the Administration about Agreements If the players have found an agreement about servers, they should share it together with an admin, so that at a later point there cannot be any confusion. If no admin was involved or one player was not involved in the sharing, ESL/DH will not be able to enforce any agreement and will instead fall back to the "no agreement has been found" rules.
4.2 Definition of Locations The following locations are how the world is split up for this topic, in mostly east-to-west order. If you cannot find your own location among these, please reach out to the administration. • OC (Oceania): Australia, New Zealand and Oceania • CN (China): Mainland China • NEA (North-East Asia): Japan, Korea, Mongolia • TW (Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau) • SWA (South-West Asia): All Asian countries that extend further west than the western-most part of India • SEA (South-East Asia): Rest of Asia (including India) • EUE (Europe East): All European countries that do not extend further west than the western-most part of Poland • EUW (Europe West): Rest of Europe • AF (Africa): All African countries • LA: All American countries except USA and Canada • NAC (North America Central): Manitoba, Ontario, Saskatchewan (Canada) & Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, Wisconsin (USA) • NAE (North America East): East of those • NAW (North America West): West of those
4.3 Location of a Player 4.3.1 Playing from inside your Region If a player is playing from inside the (sub-)region that the match is for, their Location is equal to their actual physical location. For global competitions or the global parts of a competitions, this is the case for all players. 4.3.2 Playing from outside your Region If a player is playing from outside the (sub-)region that the match is for, their Location used for the Default Server choice will not be their physical location. Instead, the Location for the Default Server choice must be selected by that player from all available Locations inside the region of the match. Under no circumstances is a situation allowed where a player playing from outside the region has a ping advantage (on average across all potential maps) over an opponent playing from inside the region. If in doubt, please contact the administration.
Below is a table that shows which Locations are available in each region: (Sub-)Region Locations KR NEA OC OC, SEA, SWA TW TW, NEA CN CN EU EUE, EUW, AF LA LA NA NAE, NAC, NAW
Example 1: Sergio has a Spanish passport but is living and currently situated in Dubai. Based on his passport and opposed to his residency, he selects to play in the sub-region of EU. He has the choice between the two available Locations “EUW” and “EUE” and picks his Location as “EUE”, because that is the closest allowed to his physical location and should give him the least disadvantageous servers.
Example 2: Nick has an Australian passport but is living and currently situated in South Korea. Based on his passport and opposed to his residency, he selects to play in the sub-region of OC. He would like to pick his Location as “SEA”, because that is the closest allowed to his physical location, but that would put him in an advantage against (potentially) all three other Locations. The administration rules that he has to play on SG for all matches against SEA and SWA and “allowed SG/AU, remaining map AU” against OC.
4.4 Default Servers Cross-Table If the players in a match could not agree on which server(s) to use, the Cross-Table is to be used in the following way: a) For all except the “remaining” map (which was not picked by either player in the Pick/Ban process), the player that did not choose the map gets to choose any server out of the “allowed” servers listed in the Cross-Table for a matchup between the two Locations in question. b) For the “remaining” map (which was not picked by either player in the Pick/Ban process), player “B” from the Pick/Ban process gets to choose any server out of the “remaining map” servers listed for a matchup between the two Locations in question. Example: bo5 match in a global playoffs bracket, Frank (from location "EUW") is the high seed and Paul (from Location “NAE”) is the low seed. Both players cannot agree on servers for their match. So they will use the default servers from the Cross Table. For that reason, Frank (high seed) decides that he will be Player B in the Pick/Ban process. The Pick/Ban process starts: Paul (player A) bans one map, Frank bans another map (5 maps remain as required) Paul picks map 1, Frank decides the server for that map should be “EU” Frank picks map 2, Paul decides the server for that map should be “US East” Paul picks map 3, Frank decides the server for that map should be “EU” Frank picks map 4, Paul decides the server for that map should be “US East” One map remains as map 5, Frank decides the server for that map should be “EU” Default Servers Cross-Table (click to open) 5 Copyright Notice All content appearing in this document is the property of ESL Gaming GmbH or is being used with the owner's permission. Unauthorized distribution, duplication, alteration or other use of the material contained in this document, including without limitation any trademark image, drawing, text, likeness or photograph, may constitute a violation of the laws of copyright and trademark and may be prosecuted under criminal and/or civil law.
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All content in this document is accurate to the best of our knowledge. ESL Gaming GmbH assumes no liability for any error or omission. We reserve the right to change content and files on our website (including but not limited to eslgaming.com, intelextrememasters.com, esl-one.com and all subdomains) at any time without prior notice or notification. 6 Appendix: Points tables This is the list of confirmed competitions at the time of the creation of this document. The tournament adminstration can at any time decide to add or change competitions in regard to prize money or points.
ESL Open DH SC2 Masters DH SC2 Masters DH SC2 Masters DH SC2 Masters Cups #65-#105 EU NA LA/CN TW/OC (Global Points) (EPT Points) (EPT Points) (EPT Points) (EPT Points) Rank Points Rank Points Rank Points Rank Points Rank Points 1. 10 1. 600 1. 400 1. 300 1. 220 2. 5 2. 375 2. 250 2. 120 2. 100 3. 300 3. 140 3. 60 3. 50 from Cup #75: 4. 250 4. 85 4. 30 4. 25 3.-4. 2 5.-6. 195 5.-6. 55 5.-6. 15 5.-6. 10 7.-8. 155 7.-8. 35 7.-8. 5 7.-8. 5 9.-12. 120 9.-10. 20 13.-16. 90 11.-12. 15 17.-20. 70 13.-14. 10 21.-24. 50 15.-16. 5 25.-28. 35 29.-32. 20 Closed 5 Qualifier LB Ro16b
Total 30x15 + Total 3x Total 3x Total 3x Total 3x 93x19* 3805 1155 550 425 *No points will be awarded before the end of the season break (end of March 2021) nor after cup #105, when the points deadline for Katowice has been reached, but cups will run with prize money anyway. DH SC2 M DH SC2 M DH SC2 M DH SC2 M GSL Season GSL Super Finals Finals Finals Last Chance (Korea Points) Tournament (online (studio (audience (online #2/3* versions) versions) versions) versions) (Korea Points) (Global Points) (Global Points) (Global Points) (Global Points) Rank Points Rank Points Rank Point Rank Points Rank Point Rank Points s s 1. 450 1. 900 1. 1000 1. 450 1. 825 1. 255 2. 300 2. 600 2. 650 2. 300 2. 575 2. 185 3.-4. 190 3.-4. 375 3.-4. 400 3.-4. 190 3.-4. 415 3.-4. 130 5.-8. 120 5.-8. 240 5.-8. 250 5.-8. 120 5.-8. 265 5.-8. 90 9.-12. 75 9.-12. 150 9.-16. 150 9.-12. 75 9.-12. 170 9.-16. 55 13.-16. 40 13.-16. 75 17.-24. 100 13.-16. 40 13.-16. 140 25.-32. 80 17.-24. 80 33.-40. 60 25.-28. 55 41.-48. 40 29.-36. 40 49.-56. 25 37.-44. 25 57.-64. 10 65.-80. 0 Total 0-3x Total 0-3x Total 0-3x Total 1x Total 3x59 Total 2x 2070 4110 7170 2070 10 1500 *GSL Super Tournament #1 will not award any points, because it functions mainly as a qualifier to GSL Season 1
NeXT 2021 S1 TSL 7 (Global Points) (Global Points) Rank Points Rank Points 1. 250 1. 250 2. 180 2. 180 3.-4. 125 3. 125 5.-8. 75 4. 100 9.-12. 50 5.-6. 75 13.-16. 25 7.-8. 50 9.-12. 25 13.-16. 0
Total 1280 Total 1005